#JMP GRAPH BUILDER BAR CHART SERIES#

Although the legend is rearranged, the shape and color are still determined by Clarity and Depth respectively. In the following Interactive HTML example, each point represents diamonds of a given Cut and Clarity. The challenge was increased additionally by the fact that each point in Graph Builder can represent a statistical summary of multiple rows of data. This combination of attributes made supporting Graph Builder point plots in Interactive HTML challenging because there are now more ways to determine the size, shape and color of each point. Of course, JMP provides capabilities that specifically target this question, but that’s a topic for another blog post. In addition to these attributes, Price versus Cut and grouping by Carat Weight was employed to understand what influences diamond prices the most.

The example below using Diamonds Data from the sample data library in JMP sets the following point attributes: Graph Builder’s drag-and-drop interface makes it easy to create colorful graphs with points of all shapes and sizes. Points exist in many graphs in JMP where you can customize the point color, shape, and size, usually by opening a dialog box.

Since this blog post describes interactive web pages output from JMP, images and animations below were captured from a web browser. These Graph Builder elements are highlighted in the figure below. Here, I'm discussing support for Points, Box Plots, Heat Maps and Map Shapes.

#JMP GRAPH BUILDER BAR CHART SERIES#

This is a continuation of a series of blog posts on interactive HTML for Graph Builder reports in JMP 13.

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